This is #3 of 3 gluten-free cream soups. As written, these recipes are free of Corn, Wheat, Gluten, Soy, Egg, Yeast and Nuts. NOTE FROM SOURCE: Recipe soups are those soups that one would normally find canned. If you have food allergies, the chances of finding a canned soup you can use in recipes is slim. Besides the usual allergens, you will generaly also find MSG in almost all canned soup, even many of the "health food store" type. MSG is not always listed in that way. MSG frequently hides in foods in the form of "hydrolyzed vegetable protein," "autolyzed yeast," "spices," "flavorings," and other non-specific ingredients. Here are some "semi-condensed" soups you can make from scratch and keep in the freezer for those times when you have a recipe that calls for a canned soup.

I must credit NanaLee at Recipezaar for this recipe.Not only is it GF but so much healthier than a canned soup.Great for all those recipes calling for a "cream of...." Can also be frozen to keep on hand. Prep:15m

This is my version of a recipe that I saw in the San Diego newspaper, but neglected to bring home with me. Try freezing the puree in smaller batches and adding the divided cream on those days when asparagus is out of season. Yummy!

This recipe is a lot tastier than it sounds! You can't tell it contains tofu, and it can be made low-carb and/or vegan by your choice of ingredients (some good low-carb vegetables to try are mushrooms, cauliflower, and spinach). It's also infinitely variable by changing the spices and veggies. Delicious and high-protein, it's a light meal in itself.